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P.S. copy from DOS program to Windows seems to work just fine. All text highlighted copies from the one to other.
i didn't have a way to copy from the command prompt before but there is another way to paste into it--try this with or without quickedit:
- get some text in the clipboard
- alt-space, e, p
- it's pasted!
you can also right-click the title bar or left-click the control box and choose edit/paste from there.
besides that you can right-click in the window (without quickedit) and choose paste.
oddly enough, there's a "copy" menu option, but it is always grayed out on the window's context menu (works in the control menu > edit) as you cannot select text other than select all, and when you right-click again the text is unselected.
thanks.............
Still when i try and past into the CMD window... nothing appears? :-(
reg.exe add HKCU\Console /v QuickEdit /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f
in the command prompt, and it works fine now...